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In this energetic and inspiring talk, recorded at TEDxEustis 2020, Johnny Crowder details the difficulties and pitfalls of trying to grow as a person. Utili

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Nikki Webber Allen. In this energetic and inspiring talk, recorded at TEDxEustis 2020, Johnny Crowder details the difficulties and pitfalls of trying to grow as a person. Utilizing his personal story, Crowder reveals the ways your human brain can short circuit your attempts to improve and shares the methods and tools you can use to sustain

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(TED Talks) - In this energetic and inspiring talk, recorded at TEDxEustis 2020, Johnny Crowder details the difficulties and pitfalls of trying to grow as a person. Utilizing his personal story, Crowder reveals the ways your human brain can short circuit your attempts to improve and shares the methods and tools you can use to sustain desired changes and grow as a person.

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In this energetic and inspiring talk, Johnny Crowder details the difficulties and pitfalls of trying to grow as a person. Utilizing his personal story, Crowder reveals the ways your human brain can short circuit your attempts to improve and shares the methods and tools you can use to sustain desired

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Unconventionally Powerful Keynotes. Johnny has a way of taking complex psychological principles and breaking them down into bite-sized pieces that anyone can understand. As demonstrated by both of his TEDx Talks, his easy-going and humorous candor can round the sharp edges of even the touchiest topics without sacrificing clarity, drama, or impact.

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8. Embrace setbacks. Setbacks give you an opportunity to learn, grow, and try again. Remember that any type of growth or change comes with some discomfort. A setback can also make your success

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Spending too much time on entertainment takes us away from self-growth. Again, distraction equals stagnation. Every hour spent in passive consumption is an hour taken away from growing as a person. Start by freeing one hour per day and dedicate it to your self-growth. Everybody can find one hour per day.

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Step 2: Create a stance for yourself, and firmly plant your feet there. This means that you must have non-negotiables, boundaries, things you will not allow into your life. Non-negotiables are

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Step 2: Set boundaries. Most people negotiate more than they realize. Then they wake up one day and wonder why they're so unhappy. You must have non-negotiables, boundaries, things you will not allow into your life. So let's do a quick experiment. Take out a piece of paper. Make columns for each part of your life: Friends, work, family, and

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Johnny Crowder is an accomplished musician, advocate, creative writer, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker. In 2018, he founded Cope Notes, a mental health service that uses daily text messages to train the brain to develop healthier thought patterns. Join Tangible Movement Editor-in-Chief Jessica Hutt in discovering Crowder's motivation, journey, and aspirations.

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NOTE FROM TED: This talk represents the speaker's personal views and experiences with suicidal ideation. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteer

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Johnny Crowder is the Founder and CEO of Cope Notes. He shared his story on stage at the Orlando 2018 show. As a suicide/abuse survivor, he spent his formative years searching for resources to help him cope with his mental health issues, ranging from OCD and bipolar disorder to schizophrenia. Crowder's deeply personal experience with mental

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Whether he's discussing ordinary, everyday struggles or challenges like anxiety, depression, addiction, burnout, and compassion fatigue, Johnny Crowder confronts the myths that keep people stuck. As he explains in his 2020 TEDx Talk that garnered over one million views and catapulted him to the world stage, good mental health is like physical

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Your work can change the world. In an ideal world, we'd always get to see the fruits of our labor. But without positive reinforcement, it can be easy to lose sight of our "why" while we wrestle with impostor syndrome and self-doubt.

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NOTE FROM TED: This talk represents the speaker's personal views and experiences with suicidal ideation. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers.

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Johnny Crowder was a recurring character in the FX series Justified. Johnny is the cousin of Boyd Crowder and Bowman Crowder, and the nephew of Bo Crowder.Johnny is a career criminal from Harlan County where he is a business associate of Bo, Boyd, Arlo, and Devil. Bo shoots Johnny in the stomach at the end of the Season 1 finale "Bulletville" because he tipped Boyd off about the ephedrine

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The Social Dilemma, a documentary about the dangers of our collective addiction to technology, and wanting to stomp my iPhone into smithereens. The idea that corporations, strangers and bots could magnify my mental and emotional distress with a few keystrokes sounded like an Orwellian horrorscape. However, I think one of the most foolish

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Johnny Crowder built a global mental health company without a business degree, a business plan, or even a desire to build a business in the first place. So how did Cope Notes® become a worldwide force for good? In this relatable and tactical presentation, Johnny peels back the startup veil to teach your audience how to:

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Johnny Crowder built a globally recognized brand without any of the advantages listed above. But how did he leverage the lessons he learned on tour with his Billboard-charting heavy metal band Prison to turn Cope Notes® into a worldwide force for good without cutting corners or compromising on his values? In this empowering and tactical

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Johnny Crowder is a 29-year-old mental health advocate, million-plus views TEDx speaker, Billboard charting band leader, and Founder & CEO of Cope Notes, a science and text-based mental health platform that provides daily support to health care providers, employers and individuals in nearly 100 countries around the world. Contact WWSG to host Johnny for a speaking engagement.

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Johnny Crowder is an enigma wrapped in a mystery wrapped in some tattoos. Ok, not that exactly, but he is a perfect example of the kind of story I'm looking for on this podcast. He's a touring death metal singer, a public speaker/TEDx presenter, and the founder of Cope Notes, a tech start-up that provides a positive-psychology text message

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Johnny's work as the founder & CEO of this uniquely innovative tech startup has provided daily support and healing for users in nearly 100 countries worldwide. Learn more. BOOK JOHNNY TODAY. Johnny Crowder is the Founder & CEO of Cope Notes, the anonymous mental health platform that provides daily support to users in nearly 100 countries

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